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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
HONORED,

| Yesterday was the seth anniversary of the
birthday of John Heenscbeid the genie
| whole souled editor OF the Wichita Herold
and right nobly and pleasantly did hi:
| friends celebrate the day with him. In the
| evening about o'clock his friends to thu
number of one hundred and fifty gathered
at the cosy little hall Of the Sons of Herman
Through the middle of the hall ran a table
loaded with fruits, cakes and every.
thing else to cheer the palate. Around
the table were seated his friends.
About nine o'clock Mr.. Bittman,
In the absence of Mr.. Otto Zimmerman, to
whom had been assigned the pleasant duty,
arose and in beautiful speech presented to
Mr. Hoenschiedt as the founder Of the Sons
Of Herman and the deputy supreme chancel-
lor of this state, fine gold chain to which
was suspended a large gold charm upon
which was inscribed Presented to John
Hoenschiedt by Wichita Lodge No 4, o. D..
Il. s., April %, 1857" The recipient of this
beautiful token srose and in a speech full Of
tenderness and warmth of feeling returned
his thanks for the gift. Hardly had he taken
bis seat until Mr. Koening arose
and in a few well chosen words laid before
the honored guest Of the evening a magnif-
cent gold headed cane with the inscription,
"John Hoenschiedt, from Wichita Lodge, o.
d. H. S., April Is, 1887" several rare pic
lures with the compliments Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. P. Martin, and a gold pen from Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Dit1nan.
Then all turned their attention to the re-
past before them, and amid laughter, pleas
ant conversation, joviality and music all did
the excellent supper full justice. Those at
the first table soon arose to give their places
to others and SO on until every one present
had been bountifully served.
When the supper was partly finished DR..
Robert Funk read In German a beautiful
poem addressed to Mr.. Hoen-
scheidt. The poem WIS listened to with in
terest and highly appreciated.
Early in the evening the K. Of p.
band appeared before the Herold office |
/ nd rendered several selections for which |
hey are justly noted. They were supplied |
cut of the good things with which the guests
we're served. Several members afterwards
.ame into the hall and furnished the music
or the dance which took place after the ia
lie was cleared away. Here, until an early
lour, the merry moments were chased away.
FOR late, indeed, it was before the last guest
anne to say good night and wish John, the
'oble hearted, many, many happy returns of
he day.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
MARRIAGE BELLS.

This afternoon ~ 4 O'Clock, Miss Mary Nc
Vicar, very estimable young lady aud
q lite well AID favoraoly known in the social
circles of this city, viii be married to Mr.. B
F. Deffenbaugh, one of tho firm of Deffen
baush, Lewis & Co., OF the Hydraulic mills
The marriage ceremony will take place at
Fourth avenue, after which the couple will
leave for an eastern bridal tour by the even
ing train over the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fee
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
ROBBED,

Saturday night ut about 10 o'clock Mrs.
Shaw, Of West Second street, came down
to drug store to get medicine for sick
child. When returning home she was met
at the corner Of Waco street by man, who,
threatening her with death il she gave an
alarm, took from her hand satchel contain
ing, her husband says, ticket for st. Louis
and ST. in money. The Miscreant escaped
and has net yet been captured.
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ORGAN RECITAL

grand organ recital and concert will be
givel. in the First II e church pex, Monday
evening day 2ud, by Geo. L. johnson, F c.
O., and member OF the Royal Academy OF
Music Of England, assisted by Mrs. Foote.
sop, sno. of Boston This will be the opcsie z
occasion of the large organ row being placed
in position by Mees,s. Henry Pitchers Suus,
Louisville. snd a rare musical trvat is in store
for all who will avail themselves OF tbs op-
portunity.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
COMING.

Mr.. Il. c. eager, yesterday received let
ter dated the sSrd inst from his friend, Mr..
Chss. Balance, OF Peoria, III. In his letter
Mr.. Balance stated, Il leave this morning
SO by way Of SIS Louis and Fl. Scott. VIII
have two days On the road before reaching
Wichita
Mr.. eager is also in receipt OF q telegram
in which Mr.. Balance says that the engine
and saws fer the stone mill are already
shipped, and are no y somewhere On the road
between Peoria and Wishita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.

The Rapid Transit Motor Line Company
has completed its line on Emporia to Kellogg
street and has also completed part Of the
line on Kellogg. 1t is expected that the line
will se completed to Hydraulic avenue this
week.
The company was ordered by Mr.. Nicker-
son, superintendent OF the santa Fe TO be
just little cautious in crossing their track.
The line has not been completed across the
Santa Fe but will be in a few days despite
Mr.. Nickersou
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Yesterday was the 9TH annl'srNary OF ne
establishment in the United Stats OF caaisi-
low.hip. Tae day YES celebrated by grand
reunion q. Valley Center, which vas attend
ed nv ths L. Of P. band q tns city In tie
evening . rnes;.ns was as!d At tia ball ID tbs
CITY. Tn, time vas enjoyAoly sp.n. with
N usSe. eonveraa,jen and rsf-ssnms7S
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
CAED of THANKS.

The family OF Mrs W. Williams return
their mos sincere thanks TO the many
friends Who 20 kindly rendered assistance
during the ilinsss ard death Of ;aeir motaer,
q. her res:Gsace on Moth Seneca, West
wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
PLEAD GUILTY.

Il Mr. Rhoades, a membe: Of the Salvation
army, was yesterday arrested and brought
before Jul tice Barrett, charged with stealth
a carpenters tools. He plead guilty and on
returning the tools was fined FIVE dollars ar
trimmings"
The tools were taken from a gentleman
working ON building in tho northeast part
of the CITY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
X. OF 4. NAsQUERADE

his evening the Knights of Labor viii
ssive grand Masquerade ball at Friends
hall or East Douglas avcDue. The Knights
have spared neither pains nor expense 70
max tbs most 5ciigb'fai 81 a ~ j yAbie
AFFAIR And they ,xpecs . large attendance
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
POLICR COURT.

Yesterday proved to have been another
very active and interesting day in the police
court.
John Doe, violator Of the license ordi-
nance, was brought over from the West Side
by Officer Marlborough; Frank Smith and
John Jones for a similar onense were brought
in by officers of the east side.
Emma Strong, Dolly Wiley, Gertie Wright,
George Butler, Katie Stone, Dollie Brown,
Leo Blicker, Dollie Bennett and Birdie Hall
comprised bevy of fair ones brought into
court by officers Mcnamara and Marlatte.
The total receipts ct the day amounted to
almost $500; that Of the preceding day $500.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
ROHN.

Jim Coffey, it may have been observed,
hustled around in his hacks livslier than ever
yesterday and wore smile that spread all
over his face; cause why It Is seven pound
hoy
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

4 letter 10 J E Davis from d. 6. Phillips.
a prominent banker OF Maiison, indiana and
whose knowledge OF Wichita has besn gath
cred from reading the EAGLE, says: You
will. no doubt, have a large city, As the fa'es
seem tina, way OF course your feverisn ex-
citernsns will ab.te, but permanent advanse-
meut /. ct for Wichita, think
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

Last evening party @ imposed OF DR.
Hosglsnd. M.ssrs- Barry I.yttle, Chas. Hol
t,n and Horace Hoffmatercaljed a. the hom'
o Miss Mile Ssppentield. on Waco avenue,
end very pleasantly paced the evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
AAUSEM RNTS.
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE.

GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE.
Another large house last night to witness
"Pinafore;' the company still retain their
hold on the public. Mr.. Geo. Paxson, tenor
and Mr.. Bruce Amsburg, baritone, viii join
the company next week; these two gentle
men are favorites in Wichita, having an.
peared here last winter as members of the
Casino Opera Co. Apropos Of stock Opera
companies it may be we'll to state that in the
location of this company here Wichita re-
ceived compliment. In New Orleans when
a stock company holds forth for the season
the citizens, realizing the benefit to be de-
rived, raise large subscriptions for the pue-
pose, and thu, the Crescent City is noted for
its summer operas. Msssrs. Eanis & Young
the live Wichita managers, however, take
upon themselves the responsible ity, and are
meeting with deserved success.
Tonight ''Chimes of Normandy"
CRAWFORD.
Janish last night played to a much smaller
house than her excellent performance de-
served. The play presented was ''Violets, {"
and in the title role of this she won the same
applause from her audience as on the proceed
ing evening when she irnpersonated Princess
Andrea.
The next attraction is Kate Castleton, who
appears tonight in Crazy Patch. OF her the
Chicago Inter-Ocan says:
Ii there Is a woman on the American stage
today who can bear comparison with the
great Judic, that woman is Kate Castleton
Ii has been reserved for her to attain 70 emil
nence among the great artists OF the age.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
PAPERS kE6ynD.

Papers were yesterday served on the treas-
urer of the Fair Association, enjoiniDg him
from paying out any more Of the associa-
tinn'a monica
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
THE COURTS.
PROBATE COURT.

Petition was yesterday fled to sell real e.
tate in the estate of L. N. T. Pope, decea sed,
set for hearing May S0th
His honor married blushing young couple
at his Office in the afternoon, but they were
so awfully modest, you know, that they
could not stand to see their names in print in
connection with SO great and momentous oc-
caslOn.
Marriage license was issued to B. F. Def
fenbaugh and Mary McVicar, both of Wich-
"a
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

III ohm A. Cragan, ,asnier Of the Kipgman
HatioLA Bank, WAS in tho city yesterday
aad returned last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

Mrs L. ~ Woodcock arrived yesterday
from Illinois, where shs has been visiting for
some weeks.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

There viii he plenty OF ice cream at tn,
In poria Avenue n. f. church social 10
night. Every odv rs invited
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

Judge Thomas last evening at S o'clock
married a couple at the Office Of the probate
judge,
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

Don't forget to 80 TO the social at the En-
poria avenue n. (. church tonight A good
time is expected.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

Mr.. Henry Scn~eiter yesterday sold or,
block in Sch eiiers third addition to Mr.
McCabe, Of Rock Island, for $1,000.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

The store huiidIsg beng erected by Mr..
Stone Oh Dougles just east Of Mosley, Is ex-
t.rio.ly complete 10 tie second story.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

r. 2. Clark, "a news. aler man Of Kansas
City, and who has been connected with the
Chicago press, called Yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

A ycang lady asked through oar local J.
GUMS for receip. FOR making Grsnam
rern.. Mrs.. p l. H. sends us tie following
which 80. ..rs 10 Tor family OF seven, hf''e
and big. hut all big eaters: Guar. o, ora-
nam -four, yinca Of salt, water eboasn 20
make tnlu batter taks i. hos .sua f's'ls s9d
HIT syys-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

The storeroom recently built 10y Mr.. With
mer Oh East Douglas avenue Will he occupied
by dry GOODS store
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

The TutslaJ evening" club he'd their weekly
meeting Of the residence OF Judge Ruggles
On north Topeka avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

Geo. T. Kellogg, Of Rockford, H., was
among yesterdays arrivals.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

Mrs. ". W. Hays uelegi apbed Mr.. Hays
yesterday that she would leave Philadelphia
today on her return trip.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

vaTnsy B-os-, the sr-hIiec.s, yesterday.
saowed Us the p.sns they SUBMITTED 70 Tie
.rasiee. OF tas B,y.s-s collage at "fea.s-
The ura~lag se. isd-~i grad ssd the pans
ser. Of he higaes: e-ier Of s-czssseiaf -
Neztor Ekasan-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

D. s. Rose, II. A. Bump, L. a. Wilson
were in from Douglas yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

n. Ps,she:rBsr says he ~.l not lssrs fer
Europe sas.I four y.eks, rs dssghtsr, bow
sr.r. goes 10 Ne~ York sAoSflr, ~ssSe 70
VII ian he- "a. ;s.sss p-o,~si - Fu-ofs
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

j. c. Dudley q merchant Of Conway
Springs, was in the city OF business yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

DIR. Morgan has charged his place OF res
idence to 10ll north Market.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

John Stewart und wife were up frsm
Wellington yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
ANSOUNCRnKNHS.

Wichita Chapter CT Royal Arch hason
msets this evening for work in tie mark
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
PROMINENT MERCHANTS OPINION.

Ar. L. 8. McCabe, of Ottawa, Illinois, ar
rived in the city Saturday last, and leaves on
return trip this morning. He is one of the
leading merchants in his section, having
stores in Ottawa, Galesburg, Rock Island
and Peoria.
Before reaching this city he had visited st.
Joe, Omaha, Denver, Leavenworth, Kansas
City and Pueblo with view of examining
the real merits Of these cities After taking in
Wichita, he stated that of all those cities this
was the most lively and had the brightest fu-
ture. "Tll say this much to you, and to any
one here or any place else" he said. "Wichita
is the liveliest city in the live west, and ex-
tends better facilities than any other city.
II could sell to any advantage in Illinois l
would certainly move to this city and enter
business,
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

Messrs. w. o. Riddsll & Co. sold yestsrda,
forenoon fofty-eight lots in Gettos add
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

Extra copies of the EAGLE can be OBJ
tanned in the counting room for five cents
each, with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

j. N. Parker, Somerset, Pa, was amt nc
yesteI days arrivals
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
MORE PRESSED BRICK.

| To the Editor Of the Eagle
In your published article on pressed brick
on Sunday morning there were several points
which we desire to explain with your per-
mission.
| First-We are and were all citizens of Kan
sas and loyal to Wichita
Second-Your reporter said "a reporter
visited the plant yesterday and found brick
being made at the rate of SC, 600 per day and
never looking up for Sunday, etc" We fear
wrong impression may go out from this.
We are all loyal Presbyterians and do not
allow work done on our yard on Sunday
and as for the "cussin," Eli gets there with
cut any "cussin" and the mule appreciates
| tho fact that he will soon be relieved of his
heavy work when the "Motor line" il built
from the clay pit to the platform with Sny-
der to pull the strings on the forty horse
power engine.
Thrd-Your reporter states that the en-
tire plant including another brick machine
would give capacity of 100000 every ten
hours. Correct; but the cost he got little
too high-s275,C0O This will explain:
charter was fled with the secretary of state
on the 22pd inst, with the following officers:
A. E. Garrison, president; George Gay,
vice president; E. NJ. Durley, treasurer; l..
r. Newman, superintendent; n. c. Stephens,
secretary, with the Office at Wichita. The
company will cell only $1,000 of the
stock as the balance Is already sub
scribed. This will not stand long as a mum
Der of Wichita's moneyed men are daily
visiting the plat with the expectation of put
ting money into it.
The clay at Mr.. Newman's joins a part Of
the plant, and is under lease for five years.
The quality of the brick produced will be
such that they will be hard enough to use for
street paving, sewer brick or any thing of
that kind. We also propose to make fine re-
pressed brick for fronts, fancy brick for
corners, thing Of all kinds, floor, drains, &C.
Terra Gotta lumber and in fact we have the |
clay to make anything that can be made out
Of clay.
The books are now open for subscription
for the balance Of stock at our office at ,2226
Oak street for the present.
This note of explanation will put us right
before the public; and we anticipate that the
Valley Pressed Brick & Tile Co." will add
o the industries of solid Wichita. We
lsked no bonus, but We now ask the good
wishes Of all the people. The Superintend
mt, Mr.. L. R. Newman, will always be
pleased to see visitors three miles east of
lain and one and one-balf south Of Douglas.
DURLEY, GARRISON & Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
\ FINE OPERATOR,

The following dispatch Was received yes
terday by Rogers, the photographer:
ATLANTA. Ga, April %.
Will he with you one week from date.
GEO MURDoC.
The gentleman who sends it is considered
the finest operator in the United Sta ties, 80
the people can look out for fine sample, IN
MIR Rogers show case in a short time.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

w. r. Stubs was down from Lawrence
yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

wIcHIrA MUSEUM.
w ENNIS YOUNG. Proprietofs and hanaeef
South Main ST. near Douglas Ave,
xhe pupular family resort and the Only Place 0
Am ,nement IN the city open the year round
PARLOH STAGE.
The "HAssONs" serio comic bslladtts-
ED WILLY, Negro Songs and Dances.
PETE MccLoUD. Coy request) Harp sors nnt
o.. G, ". MCCORMICK Phenolcsist and Humorst
AUDITORIUM.
"THs HEROINE OF HAZIEToN."
E-r BY request will run the week
Characters by Our Popular Stock Company
Admission 10 cents to oil.
Daily matinees arranged especially for tho enter
tainment OF ladies and children
Doors open from / to 10 p. m
N.B.-Eve,y day at lsp and go p. NJ. Pref. Her
bert win make grand high wire ascension from
the ground to the top Of the Muse UNI building
L. B CRAWFORD Manager
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 20 AND 90.
The Great Romsnt'c Drama, rs Produced
with the New York Metropolitan cast,
Entitled
--BIUfRIR OiAlKis@
Under the dir CT tupcrvis on Of the authors Me<srs
d. z. and n. . Higgins, end the popular comn1sdiaa
JAY SIMMS.
NEW AND ORIGINAL SCENERY.
SCENE Effects,
me Murder in tho s, ow.
The Rescu- from the FLYER Rapids.
The Great Fire Scene.
Reserved seats on sale Thursday morning at Opera
House Box Offc@
GAKE,ELD o ydnsa s ss,u s..., and MANAGER
FRED DIXON, Asst AEnagtF.
TONIGHT,
PLAUQUErT'S MASTERPIECE
THREE Ants
- CHIMES OF NORMANDY.t--
Interpreted by the following artists:
Misses JEssA HATCHER Anna Farrell May
Barnes, lie Walker, Pr~d Robbins and FRED
fs 1% ae""'" ''' ana '''N''A ''@'''' MUM
Popular prices q admission, 30 and 80 cents, re
Doors open at ,. NJ. performance commences at
ep.m -.
u l.: i. OnAwronD. Manager.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
"WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81
iron GOODNESS sAKK DON'T SAY 1 TOLD vow"
Engagement of the Popular Artist
HISS KATE CASiLETON
Supported by her company OF Comedians under the
the entirely New Farcical Comedy
in three Acts. entitled
=ciRiAsziY PiAiTtCiH.-
0YMLIA TUBBs. .........-MISS KATE CAfTLETON
Just from School and very RashfuI
GEMS FRoA HE LATEST OPERATIC SUCCESSES |
INTRODUCED.
During the ecticD OF tn, pl, The following musical
numbers " iii lie rendered:
'aMikaSo" ........... Policeman McGiue
1.-THE Bap pipes" bills and Company
1.-The PuyiIist' Smith |
Medley .Sy ba and Smith
De- Ia L limo n-,av
h luse box offlcs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

c. NJ. Rawlings. of Ly ons, is in the city
VIM. Ballantyne Was in from Goddard
Yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-27

N. B.-Eve,y day at l:N and 20 p. M. Pref Her
bort WIN make g grand high wire ascension from
the ground to the top Of the Museum building
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-06-22
Sherwood Female Seminary.

The closing exercises of the first session Of
the Sherwood Female Seminary of this city
of which Prof. ]. L. Massey is Principal, oc-
CURED on Tuesday of last week. The instruc-
ton at this Seminary is thorough, and its
merits will soon be recognized and properly
appreciated.
The following is the list of pupils who at
tanned rs per cent. in their intermediate and
final examinations, "Collegiate Department.
| emitting them to Certificate of Distinc.
| ton" in the class mentioned. The first fig.
examinations:
Junior History-Miss Roller. $3.50; Miss ITALIA
ferro, 81.
Junior Latin-Miss Merritt rs; Miss Left.
witch 1880; Miss Roller. rs.
Intermediate Ffench-Miss Merritt, 81.
Intermediate Lati,s-Miss Nelson, 1911; Miss
Prince 1926.
Junior Mathematics-Miss Prince, 1898: Miss
Nelson. So; Miss Wallace, 81; Miss Leftwich
1896; Miss Merritt. 80 so; Miss Bush, 76.
Junior Natural Science-Miss Bush, e5; Miss
Leftwich, 90; Miss Wallace, go
Intermediate English-Miss Wallace, 95; Miss
| Leftwich, 80; Miss Merritt, So; Miss Bush, SO.
termediste and final examinations in senior
class:
French-Miss Prince. 5000; Miss Nelson
$3.50.
History-Miss Leftwich, So 90; Miss Wallace
Sl-Sl.
Preparatory Depa, tnaea,t in Lotin-Miss Col
Inns, 50; Miss Taliaferro, 80; Miss NJ G. Mas.
sey, rs.
Massey, 1913; Miss Hoge, 75
English-Miss Madge Massey, II; Miss Emma
Hoge, rs; Miss Taliaferro, 50.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-06-22
CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council was in regular session last
night, present Messrs Oberdorfer President)
Craig, Butts, Bargamin, Tams, Teabo, and
Crowle.
Mr.. Craig, from the committee on health re.
ported nuisance existing on the lot of the
Wesleyan Female Institute, and the Council
directed proper notice to be served, requiring
Mr.. Craig presented the resignation of Maio,
Ed. Mcmahon as member of the Council
which was accepted.
MI. Craig moved that the Council proceed to
Mr.. Butts opposed the proposition on the
ground that several members were absent, and
when disposing of q matter of that kind. Mr.
Butts substitute for the motion of Mr. Graf Q
was lost and the resolution as offered by the
nominated Mr.. E. A. McMahon, and MI: BITE BITE
nominated Mr.. R. P. Bell. On calling the roll
| the vote stood as follows: For Mr.. Mcmahon
Teabo-for Mr.. Bell, Messrs. Butts and Crowl e
Messrs. McQualde and Tams were excused
On motion of Mr.. Bargamin, resolution
was adopted appointing Messrs. Butts, Cochran
and Crowle, a Special Committee to examine
upon the condition of the building, &c.
On motion Of Mr.. Butts, the Postofi1ce De-
partment was allowed the use OF the Electric
light poles for attaching thereto drop-lettel
Mr.. Tams presented the plans and specifica.
tiOns for the new schOol-bu1lding to be erected
on Main street opposite the Episcopal church
The sAme were accepted on motion of Mr.. Nc.
Quaide, and subsequently on Mr.. Craig's mo.
| ton the joint committees were directed to ad-
vertise for bid to erect the building.
On motion Of Mr.. Bargamin, the Electric.
| light committee was directed to ascertain and
report the cost Of placing tight near the resi-
dence Of Colonel Skinner
On motion Of Mr.. Crowle. the Committee on
streets were authorized to unite with the
Beverly Manor Road-Board in the purchase oil
| rock crusher by the payment OF $350-half the
cost OF the machine-on the part of the Coun-
Gil. Also that SIS be appropriated for making
new curbing on the West side of Augusta
street between Main street and Irish Alley
Agreed to.
The petition of sundry colored citizens ask.
ing that only one school building be erected
fol- colored schools was read and fled.